Keeping the features of the original spaces of Cascina, the building after reconstruction was divided into five main parts. The main entrance hall, reception, play area, and incubator space, make the canopy. Rooms used for public initiatives are located around the central space and a mezzanine floor runs across, connecting all spaces. the second space kept from the original farmstead is the stall, which is the best-preserved of the old building, and the restoration done respects its originality. It has a cafeteria and connects with the entrance, inner courtyard, villa, and the barn on the ground floor. On the first floor, it has multipurpose rooms for artistic activities. The third space is the oldest part of the building and was found in the most deteriorated state. Named as the villa, this part was completely rebuilt following its original footprint and recreating the architectural style. It houses the compound’s Ecomuseum and administrative block. On the ground floor is the barn, which has a restaurant, and a meeting and gathering room. The last, and important connecting part of all sides of the area is the inner courtyard. It is used as an outdoor space and events in the summer.